“We at all times had the concept we needed to make that know-how extra reasonably priced to the plenty with democratising to a broader buyer base.”
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One sunny Financial institution Vacation Sunday night throughout Spring 2016, a younger 3D printing journalist was having a leisurely previous time together with her pals in a pub in Liverpool. It will be round 10.30pm, with half an hour to spare till the final prepare dwelling, earlier than she would realise she’d tousled her Google calendar, and was now simply six hours – not 24 hours – away from needing to go away for the airport for a two-night journey to Barcelona. A panicked rush ensued, the prepare was nearly caught, and a suitcase was hurriedly packed.
Alright, nice, it was me.
The journey, it will end up, can be well worth the final minute scramble. And never simply due to the cured jamón tasting and rooftop pool of the Mandarin Oriental resort. Relatively, it will mark the launch of HP’s Multi Jet Fusion know-how, and a brand new main participant within the additive manufacturing (AM) house.
In Boston this week, at RAPID + TCT – the identical occasion the place it formally unveiled its know-how to the general public all these years in the past – HP is reflecting on the last decade that has since handed.